US EditionPresident in Bolivia: when the Right Seduces Indigenous Communities
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El Alto - A new wind blows over El Alto, the city that dominates La Paz, on the eve of the first round of Sunday's presidential election, where the right could end two decades of socialism. Perched at an altitude of more than 4100 metres, the city seems dominated by a ship stranded at the top of a nine-storey building. Nicknamed "Titanic", the building is part of a constellation of extravagant Andean-style houses, erected over the last 20 years …
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